Posts tagged Phone a Friend
Howarth, Frank
HPride History GroupHenley, Newington College, Tarzan, Vietnam War, Doug Trayfen, World War II, Macquarie University, Macquanauts, Jeff Hayler, Macquarie University Student’s Representative Council, 33a Glebe Point Road, 1976 National Homosexual Conference, Martin Fraser, Macquarie University Gay Group, lesbian separatism, Frank Paysen, Brian McGahen, Pride Centre, Cricketer’s Arms, Annabel’s Courtyard, Annabel, Patchs, Capriccios, Lorraine Campbell-Craig, Signal, Oxford Street, Barrel Inn, Rex Hotel, Tropicana, Albury, Beresford, Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, Paul Clarke, Phone a Friend, Terry Goulden, John Greenway, Peter Trebilco, 1978, First Mardi Gras, Hyde Park, Kings Cross, El Alamein Fountain, Darlinghurst Police Station, Nation Review, Sydney Morning Herald, Drop the Charges, Mardi Gras, GLCS, Mardi Gras workshop, Fitness Exchange, Sydney Spokes, Allan Hilden, Geoff Eggleson, Andrew Holt, Michael Chown, Vancouver Gay Games, Sydney Gay Games, Red Ribbon Rides, Brett Hill, Clover Moore, Polympics, AIDS, Star Observer, San Francisco, Metropolitan Opera, HIV, Royal Botanical Gardens, Mt Tomah, Mt Annan, Sydney Botanic Gardens, The Domain, Phillip Diamond, Harbour Party, Graeme Head, Department of Environment and Conservation, Australian Museum, Catherine Livingston, Museums Australia
Chetcuti, Joseph
CPride History GroupPaola, Malta, Valetta, Society of Christian Doctrine, Dom Mintoff, Paddington, Franciscans, Anglesea, Wales, Catholicism, Brothers of Gerard Majella, Peter Bonsall-Boone, Cross+Section, Cathy French, Terry Street, Balmain, Ken Burgin, Gary Pye, Adonis Pancake Parlour, Phone a Friend, Acceptance, Metropolitan Community Church, CAMP, 33a Glebe Point Road, Ian Craigie, Apollo Bar, Sacred Heart Church, Second Vatican Council, Gay Pride Week, 1973 Gay Pride March, UNSW, Sydney Gay Liberation, Gay Liberation Front, National Homosexual Conference, National Service, Women's Night, Lesbian feminisits, Ron Austin, Lance Gowland, Marg McMann, Robyn Plaister, Robyn Kennedy, Peter de Waal, Diane Minnis, Frank Howarth, Terry Goulden, John Greenway, Bob Hay, Paul Smith, GAYFED, COGG, Drop the charges, Chris Wright, Kym Skinner, Kings Cross, Castellos, Palms, Patchs, Capriccios, City Gym, Fitness Exchange, Jen Jenson, Broadway Gym, Bodybuilding, fashion, Mardi Gras, Bernard O'Rourke, Tom Robinson, Meg Christian, Robyn Archer, Police, Weekend Australian, parade permit, College Street, Stanley Street, Missionay House of St Paul, Darlinghurst Police Station, Peter Mitchell, Branco Gaica, Forbes Street, Liverpool Street Court, James Jupp, Glebe School of Poets, Joanna Burns, Central Street Gallery, Martin Place, Federated Clerks Union, ACOA, Lindsay Tanner
Veenstra, Anton
VPride History GroupCowra Refugee Internment Camp, Pitt Town, Blake Prize, Mackay, Marian, Slovenia, Roman Catholic, Douglas Park Seminary, Toowoomba, Lutheran, General Franco, James Cook University, Townsville, Vietnam War, Lavarack Barracks, YMCA Sydney, Chez Ivy, Enzos, Carousel, Adonis Pancake Parlour, Rex hotel, Bottoms Up Bar, Menzies, John Lonie, Sumner Lock Elliot, The Marble Bar, Mareeba, Lance Gowland, Macquarie University, Lane Cove, Demonstrations, Vietnam Draft, Gay Liberation, David Bowie, Elizabeth Bay, CAMP, Lex Watson, Rod Byatt, Dennis Altman, Marijuana, 33a Glebe Point Road, Sydney University, Jeremy Fisher, John Gould, Ron Austin, Richard Wilson, Pam Stein, Dennis Freeney, ASIO, the Zap, Mark Matheson, Second Minto Conference, Valerie Solanas, First Mardi Gras, Phone a Friend, Mardi Gras, Bernie Woodruff, HIV/AIDS, David McDiarmid, Paul Foss, Telstra, Age of Consent, Material Boys Unzipped, AGNSW, Juan Davila, Poster art, Tin Sheds, Watters Gallery, Burlesque, Sylvia and the Synthetics, Les Rashleigh, Sydney Textile Museum, Arts & Crafts International, Jimmy Somerville, COFA, Phoenix Prize, Peter Tatchell, Paedophilia, Pierre et Gilles, Hazelhurst Gallery, Gymea, ANU, Tapestry
*de Waal, Peter
DPride History GroupHolland, WWII, Peter Bonsall-Boone, The Australian, John Ware, Christabell Poll, CAMP, Darling Stree, CAMP Women's Association, Gay Liberation, Law Reform, Dorothy Symons, Humanist Society, Ash Street, Chequerboard, ABC, Phone a Friend, Gay Counselling Service, Terry Goulden, Bob Hay, Gay and Lesbian Immigration Taskforce
*Bonsall-Boone, Peter
BPride History GroupChurch of England, Peter de Waal, CAMP, John Ware, Michael Cass, Balmain, Sue Wills, Cross+Section, Mike Clohesy, Joseph Checutti, Terry Street, Darling Street, Phone a Friend, Gay Counselling Service, Chequerboard, ABC, Christabel Poll, Lex Watson, Dennis Altman, HIV/AIDS, Mannie de Saxe, Political Action Group, CAMP Women's Association, Christ Church St Lawrence, Ray Weir, Social Affairs Committee, Acceptance, St Johns Balmain, Lifeline, Mardi Gras
Douglas, Martin
DPride History GroupCommonwealth Lighthouse Service, merchant navy, The Welcome Inn, Bunch of Cunts, The Three Nuns, Gay Liberation, The Marble Bar, Rex hotel, Chevron, The Royal George, Phone a Friend, Purple Onion, ALP, Communist Party, Moratorium, Jeremy Fisher, Glebe, Lance Gowland, Ron Austin, Lex Watson, Mardi Gras, CAMP, Bob Gould, National Homosexual Conference, Seaman's Union
Greenway, John
GPride History GroupGay Counselling Service, CAMP, First Mardi Gras, Council of Gay Groups, HIV/AIDS, Ankali, Rex hotel, Terry Goulden, Royal Commission on Human Relationships, Glebe Point Road, John Ware, Phone a Friend, PFLAG, Gay Solidarity Group, Lance Gowland, National Homosexual Conference, Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, Dawn O'Donnell
